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Cmiljka Kalušević, (Serbian Cyrillic: Цмиљка Калушевић;
April 9, 1933 in Tarragona,
Spain - 1989 in Belgrade, SFR Yugoslavia) is a
former Yugoslav and...
- Jul 2001) Wang
Changtai (8 Jul 2001 – 21 Jul 2001) (caretaker)
Goran Kalušević (24 Jul 2001 – 28 Aug 2001) Wang
Changtai (28 Aug 2001 – 6 Oct 2001) (caretaker)...
- Some of the club's star
players over the
years have included:
Cmiljka Kalušević, Snežana Zorić,
Vukica Mitić,
Zorica Ðurković,
Jasmina Milosavljević,...
- Mitrović 1997 1997 Ivan Čabrinović 1997 1998 Mile Tomić 1998 1999
Goran Kalušević 1999 1999
Milan Milanović 1999
November 2000 Nebojša Miličić November...
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tripled name; see
above Cice
Kalušević Цице Калушевић Voždovac
Jajinci Athlete and
basketball player Cmiljka Kalušević (1933–1989)
Cincar Jankova Цинцар...
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Playing alongside her club
teammates Gordana Baraga,
Cmiljka "Cica"
Kalušević, and
Aleksandra Gec, Otašević
appeared in six
games at the competition...
- Đurđević Janoš Hegediš
Velimir Ilić Ivan Ivančić
Dejan Jovković
Cmiljka Kalušević Branislav Karaulić Dane
Korica Jovan Lazarević Leon
Lukman Ismail Mačev...
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Rajko Mitić
Miroljub Čolović Božidar Milenković
Tomislav Savić
Goran Kalušević History Archived 2011-08-10 at the
Wayback Machine at
official website...
- West
Germany 46.89 11
Tamara Tsvetkova Soviet
Union 45.52 12
Cmiljka Kalušević Yugoslavia 45.42 13
Irena Starzyńska Poland 45.10 14
Averil Williams...
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Hungary 37, Yugoslavia 40
Scoring by half: 13–22, 24–18 Pts:
Noficzer (12) Pts:
Kalusevic (14)...
